Sushi, Thai, Japanese, and Pan-Asian dining in Jackson Hole. From fresh sashimi to authentic Thai curries.
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Asian cuisine has a surprisingly strong presence in Jackson Hole. The town's diverse workforce includes many immigrants from Asia, and several have opened restaurants serving food from their home countries. The result is a range of options from quick Thai takeout to refined omakase experiences.
King Sushi, housed in a charming historic log cabin downtown, serves what many consider the best sushi in Wyoming. The fish quality is impressive for a landlocked mountain town—they fly product in regularly. The intimate setting means reservations are wise, especially on weekends.
For Thai food, you have multiple solid options. Bon Appe Thai downtown is small, authentic, and Thai-owned. Teton Thai in Teton Village is convenient for skiers who want something different from typical mountain food. Both do curry dishes and noodles well.
Teton Tiger brings a more creative approach with Pan-Asian fusion that leans on Indian and Thai flavors. The cocktail program is strong, and the atmosphere is hipper than the traditional spots. Saffron Indian Restaurant fills a gap with dedicated Indian and Nepalese cuisine—butter chicken, naan, momos, and the like.
Fresh sushi and Japanese dishes served in a charming historic log cabin.
Modern cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and seafood.
Pan-Asian cuisine with a focus on Indian and Thai flavors in a hip setting.
Authentic Thai cuisine in Teton Village, popular for takeout and dine-in.
Jackson's first dedicated Indian restaurant, serving traditional Indian and Nepalese cuisine. Features butter chicken, dal makhni, house-baked naan, biryanis, and momos.
Asian-American fusion dive bar featuring Melvin Brewing craft beers and street food. Live music Wednesday evenings. Happy Hour 8-10 PM nightly. Late-night menu available after 10 PM.